Is the Word “Racist” a Vulgarity?
An essay by Nasreen Pejvack: Why is everyone frightened to be called that, even the racists? — Racist words hurt, not just for the victim but for the racist as […]
Life with SARS-CoV-2, or the infamous Covid-19
“This is the heart of capitalism – competition at all costs. Now that the vaccine is out, we have to see how effectively it will be delivered to the world’s […]
A Mother/Daughter Story of Pandemic Grief in Long-Term Care
Margaret* was someone. Someone who loved music. Someone who was a precious and valued mother and grandmother, adored by many. Someone who was once a foster child, and then became […]
Zingha: New Afrocentric Women’s Enterprise Aims to Educate While You Shop
Would you like to learn about Afrocentric history and culture, or how to be an ally to Black people, while also supporting a new Black women’s business initiative? Two Peterborough […]
Meet Activist Jill Jones: Stickin’ to the Union
In the early 1970s, a worker sweeping the floors of the Canadian General Electric (GE) factory in Nogojawanong/Peterborough, Ontario, earned a higher wage than a skilled machinist — if, of […]
Opinion: Does Voting Mean Anything?
Who are we voting for? The corporations and their never-ending gluttony? . . . These companies dedicate massive resources to politicians in America, Europe, and here in Canada as well, […]
The Gift of Hope: Helping One Gaza Family Survive the Occupation
First Published Aug. 4, 2016 “Papa, if I give them all my toys, will they stop? If I give them one shekel? If I give them one kiss?”: Amira […]
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